madrico

"Bon Ape-tit for 200 Trebek"

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Hometown: New York, NY, US

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About Me

To express my interest in food with others.

Interests

Tasting menus. I love tasting menus matched with wine. I think it's the best way to know a restaurant and a Chef's cuisine is by tasting as much of it as you can without hitting your wallet too badly with serveral trips to the same restaurant.

What I'm Listening to

Coldplay, Radiohead, Band of Horses, Matt Pond, and other assorted independent bands.

Favorite Foods

Anything that tastes good and is prepared well

What I'm Watching

Iron Chef America, Malto Mario, hell's Kitchen, Rachael Ray, and Martha Stewart

Tastiest Libations

Mojitos, Caipirinha or excellent wine

Favorite Restaurants

Jean Georges, Michel Bras, and I so badly want to go to Per Se

Favorite Website Online

www.danielnyc.com

Most coveted item

Excellent Wine like a 1978 Chateaux Reyes Chateneauf de Pape

My Tags

Up in Blue Smoke..

Hello,

So this past Sunday, it was suggested to me that I check out Blue Smoke and being a fan of BBQ, I welcomed the idea with open arms.  I went for lunch/brunch, which they do offer; limited but they do offer a brunch menu.  Not sure how it is in other cities, but NYC is a big brunch city and I love it. Since there wasn't much BBQ on the brunch menu, I went for the Rib sampler.  I wanted the full experience of their selection of ribs.

 I have to say the ribs were great for ribs, but I also learned something, and that is, I like St. Louis style ribs the best.  Give it to me tender and saucy I say.  I know that the sauce is on the side and you can add as much as you want, but I don't think I am a fan of the spice rubs.  I got some Texas style ribs in the sampler and it sounded great with salt, black pepper, brown sugar, and paprika, but I didn't feel them so much as I liked the flavor of the St. Louis ribs.

But before the rib fest I described with a great side of mac and cheese, we started with fresh BBQ chips with blue cheese and bacon dip.  Man, talk about heaven, especially if you had a bit too much to drink the night before.  I thoroughly enjoyed what I ate there and if you'rein the mood for BBQ, in NYC, and around 27th street and Lexington avenue, stop by and enjoy some ribs and some sultry jazz with a modern dive like atmosphere.

 

~madrico 

Posted Jul 23, 2007 by madrico |
Filed under: Blue Smoke Danny Meyer bbq ribs mac and cheese blue cheese bacon jazz St. Louis

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